D. H. Lawrence’s Language of Sacred Experience

CHARLES BURACK is on the faculty of Naropa University, USA, where he specializes in integrative approaches to literature, writing, religion and psychology. He also teaches at UC Berkeley, St. Mary's College, John F. Kennedy University and California Institute of Integral Studies, USA. A widely published scholar, writer and poet, Burack received the biennial New Scholar Award 2000-2001 (first recipient) of the D.H. Lawrence Society of North America. He is on the Editorial Board of Tikkun magazine and is a reviewer for Mosaic journal and the D.H. Lawrence Review.

Introduction The Destructive Phase of Lady Chatterley's Lover The Sacralization Phase of Lady Chatterley's Lover Transformative Uses of Kabbalistic Concepts and Terms in The Rainbow Mechanistic and Yoga Discourses in Women in Love The Implosion of the Transformative Pattern in The Plumed Serpent Conclusion